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Cafe Mazz is open for breakfast from 7am to 10am. Breakfast was good. There was a really big selection, good sized meals and prompt service. It was nice to sit alfresco to watch the day begin.
Cafe Mazz is open seven days a week with the exception of Christmas Day and Good Friday.
Cafe Mazz is also open for lunch from 12pm - 2pm and dinner from 6pm with last orders around 8pm.
Cofee and cakes available all day. They cater for groups by prior arrangement - coaches welcome. Wheel chair access available from rear car park.
Wireless internet connection available.
Favorite Dish: Bacon and eggs with toast.
Written Feb 3, 2012
Address: 66 Brockman Street, Pemberton
Website: http://www.pembertonhotel.com.au/index.site.restaurants.restaurant.554.html
Any good country town has a good bakery and the Crossings Bakery is no exception. Make sure you pop in for fresh cakes, bread, sandwiches, biscuits, tea or coffee.
Open from 8.30am to 3.00pm Tuesday through Sunday. Closed Mondays.
Favorite Dish: Vanilla slice, apple strudel and apple & apricot strudel
Written Feb 3, 2012
Address: 17 Brockman Street, Pemberton
Phone: (08) 9776 1411
The Millhouse Cafe was the former recreation centre for the town millworkers. But now, the Millhouse Cafe is open for breakfast or lunch, 7 days a week (except Christmas Day, Boxing Day or Good Friday).
Stop by for coffee, home-made cakes, biscuits, muffins and condiments or relax by the log fire with a BYO bottle of Pemberton wine during winter.
Gluten free and vegetarian food is available. Made-to-order gourmet platters can also be created to your requirements.
Local photography on display.
Written Feb 3, 2012
Address: 14 Brockman Street, Pemberton
Phone: (08) 9776 1122
The Shamrock was originally a boarding house built in 1911 for the town's mill workers. It was transformed into a restaurant in the late 1970's and is home of WA's Wagyu Beef (Kobe) and renouned for it's Marron and Trout platter. It's good old fashioned homestyle cooking.
You can actually stay here in the renovated apartments out the back.
Open 6 days a week for dinner and it's BYO.
Favorite Dish: You gotta try the marron when you're in town. The Shamrock does is boiled in salted water, which is lovely.
Written Feb 3, 2012
Address: 18 Brockman Street, Pemberton
The original part of the hotel is next to the Best Western accommodation part. The café Mazz offers breakfast from 7.00am to 10.00am and lunch from noon to 2.00pm. Dinner is served from 6.00pm to 8.30pm The hotel serves coffee and cake all day. Charlies dining room has open wood fires and there is a wood paneled lounge bar. Alfresco dining is also available.
Written Jun 24, 2009
Address: 66 Brockman Street Pemberton WA 6260
The Millhouse Café is on the main road and also acts as a photo gallery displaying local works. They are open for breakfast and lunch only offering anything from coffee and cake to sandwiches, salads and the usual café fare. You can dine inside or out or just takeaway. Gluten free meals are available and if you bring your own wine, there is a corkage fee. Wheelchair friendly.
Written Jun 24, 2009
Address: 14 Brockman Street, Pemberton
Phone: (08) 9776 1122
The restaurant is open 7 days a week from 5.30pm. The specialities are the Marron and Trout Platter which serves two. Their home country cooking is well known.
The building was constructed in 1911 and operated as a boarding house for the Pemberton Mill workers. Prior to electricity in the town, it housed batteries which were used for powering the Timber Mill. During the late 1970’s, the café was turned into a restaurant that it is today.
Written Jun 24, 2009
Address: 18 Brockman Street, Pemberton
There’s not a lot to offer in Pemberton but this was one of our choices. They have dine in and take out and the menu is fairly extensive and not unlike most Chinese restaurants. The food was good, maybe a little on the high side. The Chicken and Sweet Corn soup was not the best I’ve had but ok. The other dishes were fine. The restaurant is BYO.
Open Wed, Thurs and Sunday 5.00pm to 8.30pm., Fri and Sat 5.00pm to 9.00pm.
Written Jun 24, 2009
Address: Shop 5 Pemb-ee-Court
Phone: (08) 9776 1865
Do not miss the berry pancakes!!!
Favorite Dish: Berry pancakes!
Written Nov 14, 2006
Address: Browns Road, Pemberton
Phone: 9776 1661
Website: www.lavenderberryfarm.com
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